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id for a thorny bush purple flowers : 6 posts by 4 authors.
large bush, the branchs have thorns similar to thorny caesalpinias yet the seeds are like acacia/prosopis
decidous (half of the year has flowers and leaves – therefore dont have photo of leaves and flower) main distinction is the individual seed compartments of the pod (dont remember how exactly flowers look similar to). update : id found Mimosa himalayana As per the Characters could be Acacia pennata,
the id was found : Mimosa himalayana
perhaps have same type pods When and where these images were taken ?
Do you have any images of leaves ?
have seen this in himalaya as well as in MP This is Mimosa only, because the fruit break is typical in Mimosa |
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